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I enjoy the rage, makes me laugh

After the grok cli fisaco (uploading the full repo) I moved my different projects to seperate users, seperate sandbox around each harness (nono). Vm is of course even better but resources and easy of use start to be an issue

Definitely an approach worth exploring! I actually started to look into semi formal spec language like Quint because I wanted something more structured then prose, so I feel like this goes into the right direction.

Before I even look at a PR of sol I ask it to justify the loc. Quite often it comes back suggesting things it could simplify

Somehow I expected from the headline it identifies loudspeakers by their sound signature and got really curious :)

Could be good option for rust projects with huge compile artifacts. Saving space and rebuild time.

The main value of this article is this absolute gold mine of a comment section.

In Germany, selling goods for less then the one bought them for can be illegal if its used to push competition out on a large scale.

I played with this extensively on hobby projects (music visualizer Wayland widget for example) and I like the idea. I like coming up with cool stuff and solutions. The problem is I'm just not disciplined enough, it makes me lazy. The longer I uses it, the less code I read myself and just fire quick /implement loops and go do something else, thinking it should be straight forward. As other have pointed out, AI still needs a lot of hand holding and there are a lot of necessary decisions to make that one usually only realizes while actually building it.

That looks awesome! Do you have any metrics on storage space and query/insert performance for large amounts of data? Building something that has couple of million rows.

We used to do that with device that where in difficult to reach places with harsh uptime requirement! Think industrial routers and protocol converters. I think it pays for itself very quickly. Sending someone for such a device can get expensive.

Only half a data point: I played around with it for a private project. It works but the documentation is far from good enough for production. I was even considering getting the book, but it's not out yet. In my humble opinion, normal documentation should be enough to understand a framework, otherwise you can't expect anyone beyond hobbyist and enthusiast to pick it up. "Break out" is definitively part of the design goals, so I always felt like they put a hatch.

There seems to be the notion in a lot of comments that Stoicism is about acting against one's nature or surpressing ones emotions.

For me, on the other hand, it was very freeing to encounter Stoicism, because I felt like it was okay that I didn't feel or react as strongly as people around me expected me to.

An interesting side effect of that is one can use the grid frequency to coordinate emergency power response - individual nodes (batteries, peaker plants, etc.) can react directly to the frequency measurement with generation or load, thus stabilizing the grid. Too much energy is equally an issue. Usually it's called fast frequency response these days.